Triple Neg HER2 what questions

Hi @annsan I have a similar diagnosis.  I had a lumpectomy with clear margins and no node involvement.  Chemo started with 4 rounds of AC every 3 weeks and then 12 of paclitaxel weekly and 20 fractions of radiation daily for a month.  AC was tough the first week after treatment but I recovered well the two weeks before the next treatment.  I was fatigued but struggled to sleep during the day.  Tried to keep myself distracted-movies, puzzles, crochet, drawing etc. I did limited walking which helped I think.  The paclitaxel did give me arthritic type symptoms in my joints and muscles.  Still have a bit of that.  Walking helps that alot.  Again struggle to sleep during the day.  Each day since I finished chemo I recover a little bit of energy.  So far the radiation has been okay.  A bit tingly at the site but I am told I will become very tired towards the last week skin is good so far.  I put a bit of weight on due to inactivity and the steroids associated with chemo.  I have shed most of that now but still some to lose.  It is all such a slow process with each part different.  I have had some really ups and downs related to processing it all emotionally and the effects of the steroids.  The recovery is step by step also-just like the treatment.  The best things I have done at home to help with aches and pains is heat packs, warm baths, gentle walking, rest and sleep.  I have taken something to help me sleep and pain relief (panediene).  I found if I put up with the general aches and pains during the day by the afternoon I couldn't think and then at night I struggled to sleep.  My stoic attitude waned very quickly.  Everyone's experience is different.  There is so much support here and so many people sharing experiences.  I did a 'look good feel better' program very early on and it really helped me feel normal when going out and now back at work part time (health care)- learn't how to draw on eyebrows and make me look and feel semi normal.  I actually learn't that I have been putting make up on pretty much wrong forever! Happy to share any experience that will help you through yours   xxxxxxxx oooo